Brown patch is one of the most common diseases in home lawns (as well as golf courses and athletic fields). It’s caused by a ...

I was sitting at a beach in Vermillion, Ohio last Sunday. The heat was substantial. I saw 97 degrees on the thermometer in my car. As I was sitting in my chair on the beach, I struck up a conversation ...

Brown patches in your lawn can be caused by a insects, pet urine, drought, heat, or a fungus. Learn how to prevent brown patches this summer by keeping your lawn healthy.

Recent storms and extreme heat in North Carolina have triggered a surge in pests including mosquitoes and lawn-killing worms.

If brown patches suddenly pop up in your lawn in the middle of summer, the most likely culprit is a fungal disease called, "brown patch." Grass turns brown when it's no longer receiving the proper ...

IF the scorching weather is turning your lawn yellow, there’s a simple fix. You can transform your grass this summer with a completely free step. Scattering grass seed is the only way you ...

Wet weather during the hot summer or cooler winter months can cause disease problems for our lawns and shrubs.

Keeping your lawn at the right length can help it thrive all summer, even throughout dry spells, which usually leave grass ...

According Lawn Love, these are some easy methods for preventing lawn damage from your dog peeing: So, there you have it. Dogs ...

A DIY hack will transform your dried lawn into lush green grass this summer (stock image) Credit: Getty Scattering grass seed is the only way you can boost growth in sparse patches of lawn.

During the hottest days of summer when your yard is competing with sweltering heat, blazing sun and less rain, it's best to ...

Key Takeaways Brown patch fungus loves Southern summers, so mow at the right height, water early, and avoid heavy nitrogen to keep grass healthy and resilient.Use resistant turf like Kentucky-31 ...